| A child's dog |
BOWWOW |
| A gentleman's gentleman |
VALET |
| A song of praise or triumph |
PAEAN |
| A vein of metal ore |
LODE |
| A young hare |
LEVERET |
| Adjective for person who never believes in good motives |
CYNICAL |
| Allow, don't hinder |
LET |
| Be excessive as in cooking |
OVERDO |
| Canadian province and Great Lake |
ONTARIO |
| Capital of Poland |
WARSAW |
| Cast out in a stream, vomit |
SPEW |
| Cloth squares to protect clothes while eating |
NAPKINS |
| Daze with nuts |
STUN |
| Deep worn track, a bad place to be |
RUT |
| Expectorate, or a long thin metal spike |
SPIT |
| Food passage from mouth to stomach |
GULLET |
| Gave visible sign of boredom - or tiredness |
YAWNED |
| Gesture giving information or command |
SIGNAL |
| Hit red in order to vacillate |
DITHER |
| In brief, he's no amateur |
PRO |
| Irregular in habit or movement |
ERRATIC |